Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Wednesday that the country was in a precarious situation, caught between war and peace. He pointed to continuing tensions and the lack of progress in indirect negotiations with the United States and regional players. According to him, Iran is not seeking conflict but will not capitulate to external pressure. Prediction markets currently assign a 9% probability to Pezeshkian leaving office by the end of the year, reflecting heightened political uncertainty. Developments in negotiations and new international sanctions could quickly change market perceptions of his political future.
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